Posted by cpong
hi
anyone using the hbh-20 now?
need your comment and advice.
thought of buying this bluetooth.
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thanks very much
Posted by Npalamidis
I have one HBH-20, itīs very good. I think the cable for the earpiece should be a bit longer. but it`s ok the way it comes. any questions let me know here!.
Nicos
Posted by vtec
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Posted by vtec
How much didi you get the HBH-20? Thanks.
Posted by Npalamidis
I got mine at ebay.com for $195 (USD). if you are in the uk. there is a site that sells it.
www.mobiland.co.uk
Posted by benjern
Hi I just bought a lovely HBH-20 but I am having problems with voice recognition. Went through some forums and I found out we can actually record our voice commands via the bluetooth handsfree? I have been trying to do so in my phone but to no success... please help.
Posted by markymark
To record your voicelabels via the headset:
just follow the menu with adding voicetags but when the phones beeps and you must say the voicecommand, press the call button on your headset, then say the name. This is gonna screw up this voicetag but when the display asks "voice command ok?" just press
Little note, this trick works fine on HBH-15 (both t68m & t68i) not sure about HBH-20!! We had a customer with t68m+hbh20 and we couldn't pull the trick but he had the first t68m SW version so that could have been the problem (and is yours to maybe)
Posted by jh67
CPONG >
Yes Im using it with my T68i,..works great. Very easy to use, quite good sound-quality.
Battery-standby is not as high as my HBH-10, but still sufficient
So for now, I'm quite satisfied with this bluetooth headset.
Jan
Posted by escobar
The trick with recording voice labels with the headset should work with the HBH-20, as well as with the HBH-10 & 15. I've done it (although I don't own a HBH-20, I have a HBH-15), and it worked fine, and the software on the T68 was R2A. On older software-versions, like R1B recording voice-labels via the headset didn't work (this was with my HBH-15). So that might be the problem, as suggested in the above post.
Posted by fil
Hi,
What kind of battery is in HBH-20?
Posted by kapitan jackal
@* not worth it, bluetooth with wires?
Posted by Omar
I like mine very much, have had it for a year, and I find it much better than having a thing sticking out of my ear. Funny thing is you can't believe how many ppl have asked if it's a telephone!
Posted by fil
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... for one who wear glasses it can be more comfortable that the other type hanging on ther ear (HBH-15, HBH-30) ...
Posted by kapitan jackal
@Fil , it depends on your preferences. if im wearing an eyeglass or sunglass, i suggest you get the bluespoon. size- haft of your thumb. but if you prefer ericsson unit, well not a problem. use contact lenses. :-)
Posted by justme
This is what I do to record voice tags with a BT headset, works without issue:
when the time comes to press 'Yes' and hear the tone to record the voice tag, instead of pressing 'Yes', I first make the connection to the phone. Once connected I then press 'Yes', then hear the tone in the headset and say the voice tag.
For example:
Settings -> Voice Command -> Voice Profiles -> Edit Commands -> In Car (for example) -> Add Voice Command? -> this is when I make the connection to the phone -> (press 'yes') -> hear the beep -> say voice tag
justme
Posted by fil
the jackal - You are right in two points: it depends on preferences and Bluespoon seems to be the best choice. But Bluespoon is the most expensive, its availability is more limited compared with Ericsson, Motorola etc.
Regarding contact lenses instead of sunglasses is really funny idea, what colour of lensescould you imagine, dark green, black or some metallic like mirroring contact lenses?
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Posted by ilehtola
Hi,
does anyone know why my HBH-20 microphone volume is very low?
Others can hardly hear what I say.
I use it with P800.
Ilpo
Posted by Omar
Make sure the mic is facing your mouth and not the back end. The wire gets twisted and it can happen. It does with me.
Posted by tjompa
Mabye this is a little bit off topic...
Iīve got a HBH-20 for sale. The pice is about 2 months old and purchased in Stockholm, Sweden. Priceidea > 1200 SEK > 129,03 EUR
Anyone interested? Send me a private message or mail me at tommie@rewind.se
Posted by Skaff
Bought my HBH-20 locally from a Vodafone shop in a local high street for Ģ99 GBP.
Do I want to plug a Bluetooth radio transmitter right into my delicate ear? And leave it there for a long time? No!
Apart from looking a complete Tw%t walking around with a spark plug jammed in your ear, I'm still not sure about the safety of long periods of a radio transmitter fixed right by my brain (too late some would say
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Anyway I'm happy with the HBH-20.
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Posted by p_mihill
I only use it in the car and dont worry about radio waves cos if that was true then any thing you ate from a microwave would be tumorouse
Posted by fil
How can I make my HBH-20 to be a selectable accessory for a profile. If I go to profile editor, there are a selectable accessory list as car kit, headset, dektop charger, but that headset is for normal wired headsets. When I attache a normal headset, the profile changes accordingly, but not for HBH-20. Any idea?
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Posted by Skaff
p_mihill:
don't
anything
tumorous
I think it's working...
Posted by p_mihill
LOL at least i dont think your taking the piss
Posted by Skaff
p_mihill
Naa
Seriously though, jamming a radio transmitter in your ear for long periods of time can't be good for you can it?